Over the weekend, the president complained that Walmart, the largest retailer in the U.S., was blaming his recent tariffs for “raising prices” and asserted the company could “eat” the additional cost of tariffs without passing them onto consumers.

For many merchants selling on Amazon, a 90-day pause in steep U.S. tariffs on China should be a chance to stockpile inventory. But Amazon has already grown cautious about letting goods pile up in its warehouses,

The broader market indexes soared on Monday, May 12, in response to news that the U.S. and China would pause their reciprocal tariffs on most goods for 90 days -- a move that built on the momentum from the trade deal framework that the U.S. and U.K. revealed at the end of last week.

Chief Financial Officer John David Rainey echoed this, warning that shoppers will begin to see higher prices by the end of May, with a more pronounced impact in June. The price hikes are not limited to a few specialty items; they will affect many everyday necessities, from imported bananas to China-made car seats.

This comes amid President Donald Trump's wide-ranging tariff policies, and while the car company did not cite the White House's import taxes -- instead blaming vague "market conditions" -- the timing is certainly suspect.

U.S. investment markets were riding a value surge following a new U.S.-China trade agreement announced Monday that temporarily slashes retaliatory tariffs from both countries by 115%. As of late Monday morning,

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Exporters are adjusting operations and re-evaluating risk strategies in response to growing trade policy unpredictability, according to the 2025 Allianz Trade Global Survey. The survey findings, based on responses from 4,

As Trump tries to gain leverage from tariffs, China is well aware of its strategic ace. So is Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

China’s defiant stance in negotiating a tariff truce with the US has convinced some countries they need to take a tougher position in their own trade talks with the Trump administration.